Local affairs highlight visits and moves in Boone
Miss Ruth Blair travels to Conover and Clayton while Rev J F Moser and family visit Boone. Farmington high school gains Prof E L Ball as principal. Frost seen in Avery and Newland. Various residents relocate, retire or attend events, including firemen meeting in Asheville and sermons by Rev M B Woosley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Blair
Conover
N. C
Clayton, Ga
E. L. Ball
Farmington High School
Yadkin County
Local notes from Boone recount visits and travels
Rev J G Pulliam on vacation fills appointments in Avery and surrounding counties. Visitors include Mrs Rankin Abernethy and E J Abernethy, Mrs Dellinger, Howard Hamrick, and Mrs Rankin. Goodyear contest looms for Ralph Winkler. A G Grayson of Salt Lake returns home after months in Tennessee and Watauga. Mrs Dawson of Birmingham improves from illness. Mrs Gragg hosts a grand dahlia garden on North Water. H Chas Williams orders sale bills for Tuckerdale sale. John Hartley reports son John injured but improving at Mare Island. Rock House at captain Smith's growing vacation hub. fourth group visits from Raleigh and Cherryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Mrs. Rankin
R. S. Abernethy
E. J. Abernethy
Rutheford College
David P. Dellinger
Cherryville
Howard Hamrick
Raleigh
W. H. Gragg
North Water Street
Watauga
B. L. Smith
Rock House
D. P. Dellinger
New Harvester Head Herbert F Perkins Named President
Herbert F Perkins first vice president of International Harvester Company of Chicago was named president succeeding Alexander Legge who resigned to head the Farm Board. Ex Sheriff J L Hayes of Elizabethton Tenn is visiting relatives in the county. No arrests yet in murder of Andy Johnson near Meadow Creek. sheriff seeks clues to catch slayer. Col Wade H Harris editor of the Charlotte Observer and family visited Boone with a plan for extended summer stay. Mrs T F Holt and daughter Jean Holt of Atlanta returned home after visiting A E Souths. Florida slogan cited about returning visitors. Eugene LeGrand of Winston-Salem and party spent the weekend in Boone. LeGrand checked the Journal and Sentinel linotype machine. Rivers family joined them then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Perkins
International Harvester Company of Chicago
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Andy Johnson
Meadow Creek
Wade H. Harris
Charlotte Observer
Harris
Cora
The
Democrat
Blowing Rock
Jctty
Boone
T. F. Holt
Jean Holt
Atlanta
A. E. South
Florida
Watauga
Eugene LeGrand
Winston-Salem
Jim Rivers
Sarah Rebecca
Myers Moretz announce marriage of Cora Alice Myers
Mr. T. L. Myers of Chattanooga announces the marriage of his daughter Cora Alice to Mr. Allie Earl Moretz of Boone on July 17 1929 in a formal family notice.
Boone church services and leaders announced
Boone Baptist led by Rev. P. A. Hicks with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 8 p m B Y P A evenings at 7 Mid week prayer Wednesday 6 p m Boone Methodist led by Rev. C H Moser with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Monthly 11 a m Sunday services and 7 30 p m Sun services Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Woosley
Methodist
Leaksville
N. C
Boone Methodist Church
C. H. Moser
Boone
P. A. Hicks
J. T. C. Wright
Boone Methodist
J. D. Rankin
Grace Congtion
East Boone
G. L. Sawyer
P. m
Lutheran Services Map Pastoral Schedule In Blowing Rock Region
Church notices list St Marks Blowing Rock Grace Congregation East Boone Clark's Creek Banner Elk Chapel hosting services on various Sundays with Sunday schools 945 a.m and afternoon vesper or special times. J A Yount pastor invites public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Services
St. Marks, Blowing Rock
Holy Communion
Clark’s Creek
Banner Elk Chapel
Banner Elk
J. A. Yount
Friday Afternoon Club Hosts July Outing at Pastime Theatre
Mrs. MacD. Little entertained the Friday Afternoon Club on July 12 at the Critcher hotel then escorted members to the Pastime Theatre to view Part of Missing Girls. Refreshments followed at Boone Drug store with guests including Mesdames Claude Moser G K Moose P A Coffey and George Hardin of Johnson City. Mrs. J D Rankin to host August 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macd. Little
Critcher Hotel
Boone Drug Store
Mesdames Claude Moser
G. K. Moose
P. A. Coffey
George Hardin
Johnson City
J. D. Rankin
Pace of the human tank on a joy ride
An army tank moves at 62 miles per hour but the human driver keeps a much faster beat on a joy ride in a humorous contrast reported by the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Wanted a Saleswoman to Sell High Grade Article
Wanted a saleswoman to sell a high grade article to summer school students. Must be of nice appearance and refined. Chance for very good income. For full particulars write Adv. Box 792, Charlotte, N. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, N. C
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J. F. Moser
Kannapolis
Claude H. Moser
Wm. Davis
Troy, N. C
Newland
Avery County
R.C. Rhea
Shouns, Tenn
Margaret
Sam
Robert Rhea
Los Angeles
Cal
Rivers Home
Greer Glenn
Benson, N. C
Watauga County
C. B. Angel House
C. P. Moore of
Foscoe
George Moretz
Winston,Salem
Mr. Moretz
Bodeheimer Undertaking Establishment
William Casey
Watauga Hospital
Bernice Cooke
Mill Springs
T. Sen. Cooke
Messrs
J. C. McConnell
Roger McGuire
Carl Payne
Glenn Wyke
Edward Hodges
State Firemen’s Association
Asheville
Jesse H. Brown
Oak Grove Church
E C. Hodges
James
J. C. Cooke
Emma Setzer
Charlotte
Chas. Hagaman
Hickory
Alex Hagaman
Beaver Dam
H. Montague
Daniel Boone Hotel
W. R. Spainhour
Spainhours’ Inc
Carl Coffey
Rhodes Day Furniture Company
North Wilkesboro
I. S. Miller
Lansing
Ashe County
Wilcox
Oak Street
Carl Stout
Daniel Park
P. H. Hodges
Adams
J. G. Pulliam
Avery
California
W. Ralph Winkler
Central Tire Company
Ralph
A. G. Grayson
Salt Lake
Utah
Johnson County
Tenn
John Dawson
Birmingham
Ala
Casey
Dawson
Gunlock
H. Chas. Williams
T. K. Kelly
Tuckerdale
F. B. Tucker
Willams
John Hartley
Valle Crucis
John
Mare Island
New Harvester Head
J. L. Hayes
Elizabethton, Tenn
Hershey’s
Carolina
Carolina People
Benjamin Franklin
Rivers Printing Co
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